Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-06
MOUNDSNILLE.
Social. Personal and General News of the
Week.

Social. Personal and General News of the
Week.
Npecil1 telegram 'otIe S,aidg R,0jstcr
MoUNDSvULE, March 5.-The social
event of the week, notwithstanding Lenten
season, was the entertainment of Pickwick
Club ut the residence of the Misses Blake.
The programme Tor the evening was Us
follows: Opening piece--duet, "Cialop
Brilliaute," by Misses Baker aud Blake
reading "A Christmas Story by Mrs.
Rowlcy; sony, "Cawn't DO It," by Miss
Grace Blake; Miss Kate Martin recited
Kate Shelly Convent Bells BY Miss
Lizzie Lindsay, of Atrhins0n, Kan; read
ing, 1--WE All Grow OLD by Mrs. Il. F.
Hodgman; the closing piece WAS 'Reye ID
In Amge," by Miss Clara Baker. The
club will be entertained at the residence
of \. J. Martin on Friday evening March
1Sth.
Prof. F. IL. Crago, of the Wheeling
schools. was in town Friday.
Trinity Episcopal church was sold on
Saturday last to NintOn 4. Weaver Con-
siderati0n one thousand dollars. Mr.. Wea-
yer purposes converting it into business
house. A force of wOrkmcn are at work
repairing it for occupancy by April first rs
wholesale whip store.
Cunningham, the COuntertelter, was re-
ceived ut the States prison on Wednesday.
Cottage lecture at Miss Anna Purdy's
on Wednesday evening. March @.
Mr.. G.. II. Umstead, OF New Martins,
vile, was the guest of johnson Jones, OF
Dillie's Bottom, last week
Senator Newman is now editing Mounds
ville's Democratic paper-Ihc Sickle
which Marshall county prides herself in,
it being the best paper published in the
county.
Moundsville is certainly to he cOngratu-
lated on her educational advantages. Two
high schools are to he opened here by the
first part of the month of May and one oI
the instructors is Parisian graduate.
Miss Mary +. McCabe, one of BenwOOd :
most accomplished yOung ladies, was the
guest of friends here Friday evening.
Mrs. Rebecca Alexander. of the Lower
ward, is seriously i'll. Little hopes are
entertained of her recovery.
Miss India V Evans, of the Cameron
schools, is at home
The Ladies' Sewing Society of the NJ. r..
Church will hold festival and supper IN
Masonic Hall, on Tuesday night, March
Sth, for the benefit OF their church.
Rev. 4. F. Myers will remove his family
here April lst. They will occupy the
Ferrell residence in the Second ward.
The Louis A. Sherley discharged the
II, 900 cypress shingles for tbecampgrOund
D., nd lnnES
now.
Joseph b Alexander is at present ut the
wheel of the Courier, BroOkhard being
sick.
The Marshall HsruId is still bowling
Coal Tor the prison"
A Mr.. Platt, from Fayette county, has
accepted position on the prison guard
force.
William FitzsimmOns, of the prison
guard force, has gone home 10 WetEel on a
visit. During his absence resident ol
Maryland is in his position.
Mr.. Charles Oldham, Marshall county
brightest legal light, is candidate FOL
Mayor at the coming municipal election tC
be held next Wednesday.
Mr.. Thames Potts sold one of his farms
in Dillie's Bottom to Mr. Ring for 3, 400
1t was not the captain of the Dick Full
ton that was arrested for violating the
postal law, but his head pilot.
Jos. +. Ramage, proprietor Of UnlOT
Coal Works arrived home to-day from III:
colliery at Maynard, Ohio.
Mr.. NJ. Brast, of New MartInsville, L
here, purchasing coal from Union Goa
Works